Fluorine is the most reactive elements among the halogen group and commonly and
ubiquitously occurs as fluoride in nature. The industrial processes produce fluoride by …

Fish represent a significant source of nutrients but also cause negative health effects due to
their bioaccumulation capacity for pollutants. The aim of this study was to examine the …

This study comparing the expected pollution status of phenol along with heavy metals in
sediments of two economic regions on the Mediterranean Sea coast using equilibrium …

This study aims to assess the quality of water and sediment collected from several lakes,
and the potential adverse effects on the biota and human health. The bioaccumulation and …

Fluoride can affect the metabolism and physiological functioning of humans and aquatic
organisms like any hazardous substance when it exceeds its permissible limits and PNEC …

This study presents a baseline evaluation of the distribution, human and ecotoxicological
risk, and the potential interactions of fluoride and boron in the water-sediment interface in 25 …

This paper aimed to study the anomalous fluctuation of halogens with respect to the
pollution status in surface water (w), pore water (p), and sediments (s) of Lake Mariout. It …

Lake Edku is the third largest northern Egyptian coastal lake in the Nile Delta and one of
Egypt's most threatened aquatic wetlands due to anthropogenic activity and pollution. Lake …

This study is the first of its kind in terms of focusing on the seasonal monitoring of bromine
species (bromide− and bromate) and some of the main physicochemical parameters in the …

Chemical data compiled from field and laboratory studies were analysed on drinking water
sources from a mountain area (Gutai Mountains) in Romania. Six physico-chemical …